I go often & find it worthwhile -- not only for the food, but also for the social experience. I almost always run into someone I know or meet someone new at the communal tables. My personal favorite is the Cali Melt sandwich (turkey, avocado, & havarti on whole wheat) from the Paradise Melts truck followed by ice cream from Sweet Republic. A lot of friends also swear by the Short Leash hot dogs truck.

Yes, right next to the Phoenix Public Market in their parking lot. Lots of covered seating. Plenty of street parking.

Regarding Short Leash Hot Dogs, they have an excellent corn dog, which they call a "Corn Pup" made with Schreiner's sausage. I'm having a bit of trouble finding their menu online to see exactly what's in the sausage, but I want to say jalapeno and cheese? Spicy and gooey and cornmealy - all in a very good way. Be aware that the regular dogs come on a pita style bread, not a traditional bun. Some may find this offputting, but I find it delicious - the bread has a nice texture combined with the snap of the dog (I usually get the all beef). Interesting toppings, too.

Thanks for the info, John. What I really meant and didn't spell out in my previous comment was that the menu I found on the FB page didn't include the description of the Corn Pup as it is described on the menu posted at the truck, and I couldn't find a more complete menu on their website. As I recall, they actually offer a couple of different versions of the Corn Pup, one being non-spicy.

I've been to the mobile food court a few times, and I've generally been pretty pleased with what I've had.

Of the things I've tried, I think the most interesting have been the Asian-influenced street tacos from the Sunshine and Spice truck. And being a sucker for custards of all sorts, it's hard for me not to recommend the Torched Goodness creme brulee truck.

I'm also a big fan of Sweet Republic's ice creams, some of which can be purchased at the grocery where the food court is held and at other stores around the valley.

Those interested in keeping up with the latest developments with the Mobile Food Court and participating vendors can tune into the various Phoenix Street Food Coalition online media channels:

I love love love the marinated mushroom tacos from Sunshine and Spice. Ohhhhh yum. Might have to go down Friday for some.

I'm not a fan of creme brulee normally but the last time we were down there my sister talked me into splitting the salted caramel creme brulee. Wow. If creme brulee was more often like this I would eat a lot more of it.

Last I heard the food court was going to continue as long as its bearable outside. I believe the sitting area has misters installed and so that may lengthen the season somewhat.. The hot dogs are great. I also have tried and enjoyed the cajun burittos at Jamburritos. The only thing I didn't enjoy was the BBQ.

The creme brulee is excellent, much better than that served by most local restaurants. Great creamy texture, not too solid. One day I bought the salted caramel, intending to eat only a spoonful or so and take it back to the office for sharing. None of it made it to the office.

-"Sunset and Spice" is actually called Sunshine & Spice-"Off the Leash" is Short Leash Dogs-The Cajun truck is Jamburritos. -Based on what I read in the Phoenix Street Food Twitter feed, the other sandwich place could have been either Paradise Melts (fancy grilled cheese sandos) or Riteway Catering (Korean/Creole BBQ po' boys).

I did FoodTruckFriday as well today. From Short Leash Hot Dogs got an all-beef dog igby-style (cole slaw/blue cheese/bbq sauce) - it was very good, nice flavor combo. Finished by trying a couple of creme brulees from Torched Goodness; caramel to which he added salt to the sugar topping = awesome! Also the peanut creme brulee was delicious.